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Non-Fiction / Self-Help / Motivational / Personal Development

A Truth About…, which soared straight to Amazon #1 Bestseller status, in countries across 3 continents, upon its launch on 24^th January, is a collection of 52 poems, blessing the reader with a source of insight, hope and inspiration in different aspects of their life. From relationships with people, or with God, to how you interact with money, death and the world we live in, there's not just something for everyone in this book, there are endless learnings to explore. Covering 52 keys areas of our life, this book provides one insight per week. A year of inspiring poetry.

Early Review

"Timely and compelling, it taps in our modern-day confusion about what truths we can access and believe in, regarding our own self"

-Jack Canfield, Co-author of Chicken Soup for The Soul

"Exploring the key areas of your life, this book provides one insight per week, if you'd like a year of inspiring poetry."

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-Jack Canfield, Co-author of Chicken Soup for The Soul

About the Author

With roots in Guinea-Bissau, Cécile Correa was born in France in the small picturesque town of la Seyne Sur Mer in la Côte d'Azur. It is a lovely place where the amethyst fields of lavender perfume the entire city and the rhythmic chanting of crickets perched in the branches pervade the warm summer months.

She left France in her early twenties and planted her feet in England with the goal to learn English. Unable to speak the language, her first jobs were really modest. She started as a Housekeeper and with her daily English practice she promised herself that every time her English gets better, she will aim to get a better job. Her ambition and entrepreneurial grit helped her go, within five years, from Housekeeping to be the Managing Director of a company that was raising funds for well-deserving charities.

After emigrating to the Middle East; Cécile subsequently rediscovered singular manuscripts, that she had written years before from an opaque segment of her life.

Remembering the healing effect these poems had on her thoughts, and how they boosted her willpower to refocus on a more optimistic path she began writing more poetry in order to empower people.

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